ivan: in brazil, johnnie walker , noten as an iconic brand an international brand.t is how we build the brand. we have a campaign of keep walking brazil where we connected with the consumer and the see it as my brand. ike taylor marketers around the world, you have to keep -- i tell our market is around the world, you have to connect our brands at a local level. india india, the biggest whiskey market in the world with most of the local whiskey and we own a lot of that . the aspiration to move into scotch-whiskey is very high even though the price points are high. we are keeping scotch relevant in the local places. francine: is pricing a headache, you need to get it right so it is aspirational but not too expensive that they will go for another brand? ivan: price is an important factor in the brand value equation. for our premium brands, the price premium they carry to local authorities is something we watch closely. our brands are affordable at the end of the day. if you step up to a bar and hanoi and order johnnie walker blue label, you are not betting the farm --

instead of a johnnie walker black label, when their pocketbook is under pressure. may celebrate four times per year instead of six times per year. you would see those adjustments take place. what is important is that when that happens, it is important to support your brands because when economic growth comes back, you want to brands to have that connection with consumers so they will step up their consumption or number of occasions they enjoy you when things get better. francine: coming up, a drink into the future, whiskey created now, will not be ready to drink more than 40 years from now, but what will the drink industry look like then? the foresight in running a company like diageo. more with ivan menezes next. ♪ ♪ francine: ivan menezes knows his business well. over two decades, he has had numerous management positions, serving as their coo, president of north america, and chairman of asia-pacific and latin america. his employees, more than 30,000 of them, are valued as much as the company's customers. diageo has more women in senior roles than any other firms

in brazil, we have this wonderful truck decorated like johnny walker. it moves around the country and goes to communities and we host little events. we introduce people to the whiskey and we tell them the story of all the single malts johnny walker. the youngest whiskey was distilled before the financial crisis. you tell them the story and it is amazing how much interest we get. and when you bring a consumer into a brand. a true mentoring experience, as we would call it. you get them for life. i always say, the thing about our business is what you drink or what you serve says a lot about you. our brands need to live up to that expectation. francine: talk to me about the u.s. it is your largest market. is it expected to remain so 5-10 years from now? ivan: it is a fantastic market for us. is our biggest developing market, one third of our sales. it bodes very well for premium brands. it is also a young population. you have a growth of americans turning 21 at a faster rate than in europe. and finally, the taste profiles are changing. there's a huge intere

to me, the great thing about being at diageo, johnnie walker is 198 years old.uinness was started in 1759, and our job is to make these great brands greater, and that is what attracted me to the company. francine: do consumers now drink more at home? you talk about the premiumization, but they also want a story that goes with the brands they drink. ivan: it is at home and going out to you see it depending on the country and culture and how socializing takes place. our brands participate in moments of celebration, relaxation, being out with friends, and are built into the fabric of culture. so right now for example whiskey has a real renaissance around the world. young people are interested in whiskey, how it is made, where it comes from and the stories behind it and. that is what we love, telling those stories and getting that connection with the consumer. francine: how much does scale matter? do you need to be bigger to demand better premiums? but also where your product gets placed in a bar? ivan: it is interesting. it is both. i always say my key job is to ke

. -- johnny walker. it was not a difficult decision. johnny walker is a hundred 98 years old. guinness was started in 1759. our job is to make these great brands greater. that is what attracted me to the company. host: you talk about the premiumiasian -- zation. independing on the country the culture, how socializing takes place. our brands participate in moments of celebration, relaxation, being out with friends. they are built into the fabric of culture. right now, whiskey has a real renaissance around the world. young people are interested in whiskey. how it is made, where does come from. the stories behind it. that is what we love. telling the stories and getting that connection with consumers. host: how much does scale matter? do you need to be bigger to demand better premiums? >> it is interesting. it is both. my key job is to keep a big company small. scale does matter. we have a wonderful portfolio with market-leading brands across all the major categories. at the same time, you need to be very entrepreneurial. you need to be very connected to where trends are going. m

walker, not a difficult decision because to be -- the great thing about this company is that johnniealker is 198 years old and guinness started in 1759. our job is to make the great brands even greater. that is what attracted me to the company. francine: do consumers drink more at home, they want a story that goes with the brands they drink? >> at home and going out, depending on the country and the culture and how socializing takes place. our brands participate in moments of celebration, relaxation, being out with friends. they are built into the fabric of culture. whiskey has a renaissance around the world. young people are interested, how it is made and where it comes from, and the stories behind it. that is what we love, telling the stories and getting the connection with consumers. francine: how much does scale matter? do you need to be bigger to demand better premiums and where your product gets placed? >> it is both. my key job is to keep a big company small and scale matters, and we have a wonderful portfolio with market leading brands across all of the major categories. at t

we tell them the story of all the single malts behind johnnie walker, the fact that in johnnie walkerlack label, the youngest whiskey was distilled before the financial crisis. you tell them the story, and it is amazing how much interest we get. when you bring a consumer into a brand through a mentoring experience as we would call them, you get them for life. i always say the thing about our business is what you drink or what you serve at home says a lot about you. so our brands need to live up to that expectation. francine: ivan menezes, talk to me about the u.s. it is by far your largest market. do you expect it to remain so in 5-10 years from now. ivan: north america is about half of the profits and third of sales for diageo, but what is attacked him about the united states is the demographics, they are very positive. i refer to it as our biggest developing market. you have got the growth of the multicultural population that is very strong, latino, african-american, asian, all of which bode well for premium brands. it is also a young population. you have a growth of americans turni

he continued the tradition of johnny. he had a big group of monologue writers.in writing on that show. he was writing the best topical jokes that anybody could write. >> democratic candidate bill clinton said he is also troubled by the amount of sex portrayed on television. clinton said where he comes from sex is a deeply personal matter between a candidate and his campaign volunteers. yeah. >> jay is more bob hope in the sense of set a punch line, set a punch line, he would tap into exactly the best joke of whatever happened that day. >> and because the big story in hollywood is still the fugitive. all right. but enough about michael jackson. >> jay made the jokes the joke. dave was doing the other side of jokes. he wanted the laugh he wanted. >> these last two jokes are the intellectual property of nbc. who would have thought you would ever hear the words intellectual property and nbc in the same sentence? >> there was not much emphasis on that monologue for dave. because when we started on late night we weren't allowed to do a monologue. they were calling the

johnny. -what is spain? -yes. country (of birth) -- $600. johnny. -what is germany? -good.ntry (of birth) -- $800. johnny again. -what is nigeria? -no. vicki or tristan? [ beep ] what is great britain? back to you, johnny. my country (of birth) -- $1,000.

so i came to johnny one day and said, johnny look what she's doing. do i need to worry about this.olutely you do. he said, you need to get ahead of the story now before everyone else takes your story and manipulates it any way they want to manipulate it and make it this ugly thing. you need to control your story and tell your truth. you're right. that's what we decided to do and where johnny one day comes over and he's like, you know, our mutual friend that we have found this guy named keith, and he's going to help you share your story. >> keith davidson, an attorney. >> correct. >> an attorney who also was an attorney for stormy daniels. >> i didn't know that. yes. >> and others in this business? >> clearly. >> so what did he do then? you contacted davidson? >> i didn't. johnny and the mutual friend contacted davidson. within a matter of a couple days keith came out and we all had lunch together and he wanted to know details. we sat down at lunch for a couple hours, gave him details and keith is like the story is worth many, many millions. i'm like, okay. so we talked about it. an

johnny did. johnny and the mutual friend contacted davidson. within a matter of a couple of days, keith came out and we had lunch together and he wanted to know details. so we sat down at lunch for a couple of hours, i gave him details and keith is, like, you any, this story is worth many, many millions. i'm, like, hmm. okay. so we talked about it. and that's when keith brought it to ami. >> so did you know that keith -- your attorney was going to go to ami, which is the parent company, which owns national inquirer and other magazines? >> he said ami, i didn't know what ami was to be honest. he said ami, we have this company that they'll probably want to hear your story. so -- >>s wh. >> what was the thought of selling the story in your mind? >> to get my truth out there. i wasn't looking for money clearly. when he said it is worth many millions, i'm, like, you know -- >> that was something hard to pass up? >> sure. of course. but, if you fast-forward, i ended up not wanting to do that deal, so we were going to go to abc and tell the story just

his name is mohammed lamine johnny but he goes by the nickname elk boy i meet him at the bus station where most migrants depart usually those involved in people smuggling hide their identity not al boy he tells me he has nothing to hide traveling to europe through libya or the back way as it's known here is an open secret how many people did you help to cross to to europe to cross the mediterranean to europe around almost one thousand migrants. in the i mean two of the sixteen why is there so many people who want to go to europe basically i think people normally try to go to europe as we sell it to really about we because no idea the year we are hopeless and the quality and the way the unemployment rate was too high and i stand so or so now and then or bush we are sought by the for president so normally you go to school. when you're going to have any joe no money those who come here to kill get more employment for us. badly as president so those people find invented to be hard to survive here so normally they use the above we do want to you know to fan but i live so of course the eco

. >> here's johnny! carson inherited "the tonight show," but he made it his own. >> it is going to be wild tonight, i can always tell. >> he hosted a nightly party. >> are you married? >> oh. >> and if his buddies came, and they started playing together, you felt like what it must have felt like to go to las vegas at 3:00 in the morning and have the rat pack come out. >> no, but where is the guy you talk to? >> it was a beautiful thing to watch a guy working at his best. >> okay. bingo. >> get your ax and let's go. ♪ >> if you watch it closely, he is gauging how much longer he can wait to let the laugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it's beautiful to watch. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. >> johnny was the best audience in the world. and he loved comedy. >> the woman is watching him she's watching him from the corner of her eye. he says to him, what are you looking at? the guy says i'm looking at that ugly baby. that's a bad-looking ba

the mighty johnny but i don't look up anybody. in the movie who used to be so many tips earlier on the audience and were dealing with a very strong woman independent. phone who knows their mind and wants to hold . that view over the uncomfortable but. and if a woman in a movie for example in a bollywood story is very independent people in the film she needs to be punished and probably do something to oppose justification she had it coming. rape has been portrayed in different ways but in recent times we are not seeing the portrayal of real because there are other things which are replacing rape and even in a film like three idiots the same army of khan who is running

johnny did. within a matter of a couple of days keith came out and we all had lunch together and he wanted to know details. we sat down at lunch for a couple of hours. i gave him details and keith was like this story is worth many, many millions. i'm like okay. we talked about it. that's when keith brought it to ami. >> did you know that keith, your attorney, was going to go to ami, which is the parent company that owns national enquirer and other magazines? >> he said ami. i didn't know what it was. we have this company that will probably want to hear your story. >> what was the thought of selling the story, in your mind? >> to get my truth out there. i wasn't looking for money, clearly. when he said it's worth many millions, i'm like, you know. >> that was something hard to pass up? >> sure. of course. if you fast forward, i ended up not wanting to do that deal. we were going to go to abc and tell the story just to get the story out there and for nothing. there was no pay. >> did keith have a m

all the time >> stock up 3% ahead of that the traders are answering your tweets as well first up johnnysked thesame question to ourselves every day. stephen l.weiss, why does he hate the stock he holds. apple sucks but i hold it. i don't believe in micron but i hold it. >> i did not tweet that on behalf of johnny. >> he has a comprehension issue. because here's what i'm saying >> you attack apple. no, no you attack apple relentless ly for the lack of innovation but you own the stock and bought more some might surmise that you wouldn't own the stock. >> they would. so let me turn my comments to the viewer, everything has a price and just because i don't think apple doesn't innovate doesn't mean i don't think they have a good business now they can do a lot more with what they have is my point. don't stop at good, be great micro made a lot of money, don't want to sell it all. some of it is a tax issue but i general don't manage my portfolio because of taxes >> do you want to apologize to johnny into the camera >> i want him to apologize to me. >> of course you do. >> we're going to do fina

everybody likes that. ♪ johnny, johnny >> reporter: joy and simple things.w a multi-million dollar company. catie beck, nbc news miami. >> what a feneat idea. we appreciate you spending part of your >>> now on extra. a picture perfect proposal and then a slap in the face. >> i'm in love with someone else. >> bachelor ari, shocking betrayal as he dumps becca to go back to lauren. >> don't touch me. >> does the biggest villain in bachelor history think he made a mistake. the former bachelors watching and cringing. >> that was kind of hard to watch. >> and what will happen when the three come face to face tonight. >> all new oscar candids and gossip. new details on the man who stole frances mcdormand's oscar, who else the professional party crasher has gotten close to. plus, a see through dress, why she went on a late night fast food bing. >> two in n out burgers and then i went home. >> katy perry and jamie foxx rocking beverly tables on our m. >> when you walk, in the girls gasp and the guys go --

tell us about him and what we might expect from a johnny government. well and i am is the president of the european parliament and so he's reassuring figure for our partners in the european union as someone who will that ensure that italy yet sticks to the rules will have good diplomatic contacts in brussels and will help like mr berlusconi to rein in the anti european in states of the league and the far right brothers of basically party he may have a difficult task there in that holding the coalition together because his announcement that he would be those counties a candidate has not be nagged greeted with enormous enthusiasm by the end of parties in the coalition. so about the five star movement that you mentioned a little earlier as you say poll suggests that they could emerge as the single largest party even if as a coalition by bank don't end up forming a government so what is that likely role going to be after sunday if they do well. yes certainly it will be a very strange and awkward situation if the largest party that ends up in opposition and

this the lion park named johnny cash is making a run towards the open ocean with a satellite transmittertied to his back he may hold the answers to a sad epidemic among california's coastline. there are plenty of highways that hug california's ocean shores ellie's ninety freeway isn't one of them the sight of a baby seen a quarter of a mile inland is unsettling. but in two thousand and fifteen it's not that unusual according to local news agencies the creatures are stranding starring in apparently dying in record numbers this year along the coast the images tell our haunting story well we have seen spike the rethink year of two thousand and fifteen is already off to an unusually bad start the headlines paint a picture of an epidemic of sick pops in desperate search of food but what's really going on is more complex techno went to the san diego headquarters for noah a federal agency that studies the oceans far on says what's happened in the last two years is the waters in the northeast pacific have warmed up way beyond anything where you're still according to noah a warm up ocean off sout

europeans have but denied to them grew increasingly angry most of the revenue from tourism went to johnny and his entourage and so risking it all and going abroad became for many the only way out and under john me. was there as many people leaving the country as there is now basically now and a new for me gloomy for the past two or three months. i don't have a single cost i want to go to you know since the energy has let me tell you hardly of all those it's not a business even down to business in don i thought i had not be good and the business was just normal walking. people in our day have a very high hope in the new government you know in the senate these to assess the about real because demand empathy was very very under control of the ex-president so even if dick a son was to be freed then was david gardner and criminal was he was to be for employment because normally you were at the university going to have a job to a secure less secure. people normally is the bulk of the euro why do you have them take this journey that is so dangerous the head because means no money because a syste

i'm johnny cash. >> reporter: freedom of a different kind.he man in black. ♪ i'm stuck in folsom prison ♪ ♪ and time keeps dragging on ♪ in 1968 cash gave his historic performance of "folsom prison blues" right here to prisoners at the maximum security facility. now, 50 years later, its legacy lives on. inside these days prisoners are offered a chance. working a trade, learning a skill, building to a life beyond bars. during the day 27-year-old kentae weaver solves electrical equations. >> the voltage would be 20 volts. >> reporter: but at night he escapes. ♪ >> it takes me to a whole other place. it takes me to a whole other planet. >> reporter: inside what used to house folsom's death row you'll find a group of guys laying down a few bars. instead of just standing behind them. ♪ this is the house band. the pinnacle of folsom's famed music rehabilitation program. the program, made up of about 40 inmates meeting three times a week, allows fledgling musicians to learn anything from how to read music all the way to perfecting prison-wide perfor

sobre todo cuando johnny acogiÓ una actitud rebelde y fue cuando el oficial intentÓ arrestarlo. multa, mire usted la forma en que el acusado fue sometido. recibiÓ puÑetes y descargas de una pistola elÉctrica. la jefa del departamento de policÍa de nashville, se ha disculpado por estas escenas. el oficial renunciÓ el pasado 5 de enero y se abriÓ una investigaciÓn criminal que continÚa. enrique: miles de mujeres marcharon por el dÍa internacional de la mujer en varias capitales del mundo. patricia: le diremos tambiÉn cuÁl de los candidatos a la enrique: congresistas de la oposiciÓn en perÚ presentarÁn una mociÓn de destitución contra el presidente. el documento seÑala lo que considera una permanente incapacidad moral para ejercer puesto, a travÉs de visibles negocios de odebrecht . se trata la segunda mociÓn presentada contra Él en los Últimos tres meses. patricia: el lÍder de las farc, ya no serÁ candidato a la presidencia de colombia. la razÓn? problemas de salud. el partido informÓ que evoluciona satisfactoriamente tras la cirugÍa de corazÓn a la que fue sometido la semana pasa

the mighty johnny but i don't look up anybody. in the movie who used to be so many tips earlier on the audience and were dealing with a very strong woman independent. phone who knows their mind and wants to hold . that view over the uncomfortable but. and if a woman in a movie for example in a bollywood story is very independent people in the film she needs to be punished and probably do something to oppose justification she had it coming. rape has been portrayed in different ways but in recent times we are not seeing the portrayal of real because there are other things which are replacing rape and even in a film like three idiots the same army of khan who is running a reality show like september jet davies talking about against domestic violence he is talking against child sexual abuse monks talking in one hundred different things and at the same time the same amit communist cd it uses the word about the cattle in guinea which we every even if they're talking about laughter without stubble after a leg they mean use is one part of

johnny mercer, welcome to hardtalk. thanks.t was quite a leap that you made four or so years ago, when you left the british army and decided that you would enter politics. has that transition been harder or actually easier than you thought it would be? well, i didn't actually have any preconceptions around going into politics because i knew nothing about it. i'd never voted, been to westminster... never voted? never voted, and i know that's not a great thing to have done. but when you're going through the process of war fighting, you will go anyway, whoever the government is. one reason or another, you feel disconnected from that, and i never got around to voting, i never had an interest in politics. so i didn't have any preconceptions about what it would be like. aspects of it have certainly been difficult, some aspects, not so much. but it is a journey, and i learn something everyday. we'll talk about the journey and what you have experienced on it. but i am interested to know why, when you quite explicitly say that you were

adam use his one and only block of the season on the idol alum preventing her from teaming up with johnnyho comes from a puerto rican family. >> see what these fools did. >> the block is very fun. it's a crazy part of the game that actually makes it really tricky to play. >> sometimes people think they benefit from it and then it doesn't work out in their favor. >> blake and alicia turned their chairs too. adam may have underestimated alicia. >> i was named after my puerto rican god mother. >> she went there. she just won. >> the 15-time grammy winner wasn't done yet. she belted out her hit on the spot entirely in spanish. ♪ >> that was the sexiest damn thing. i am married, but i'm telling you what if i liked women i would like alicia. >> of course we'll have to wait picks.monday to see who johnny on the 11th is the return of "american idol." it was revealed starting in april the finalists will perform duets with music stars. coming up here next? ♪ >> dolly spills secret. >> i told her we better get after it. it's going to be 95 instead of 9 to 5. >> then eva longoria gets real about her

[ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen.ood to have you with us once again. i'm gonna start off today with the words "if only." at the end of "jeopardy!" yesterday going into final, johnny had more than an $11,000 lead if only he had wagered. he didn't. he wound up with $14,000. not bad. katy and dimitri, what's going to happen with you two against him today? let's start finding out. here we go. today we feature these categories in the jeopardy! round... where they are looking into indoor farming. interesting subject. next... followed by... we did it. you know what that means. johnny, go. literary crossword clues "m," $200. katy. -what is a memoir? -you're right. literary clues for $400. katy. who is machiavelli?

sobre todo cuando johnny acogiÓ una actitud rebelde y fue cuando el oficial intentÓ arrestarlo.lta, mire usted la forma en que el acusado fue sometido. recibiÓ puÑetes y descargas de una pistola elÉctrica. la jefa del departamento de policÍa de nashville, se ha disculpado por estas escenas. el oficial renunciÓ el pasado 5 de enero y se abriÓ una investigaciÓn criminal que continÚa. enrique: miles de mujeres marcharon por el dÍa internacional de la mujer en varias capitales del mundo. patricia: le diremos tambiÉn cuÁl de los candidatos a la cuando atacan las alergias, siente el alivio de claritin sin somnolencia 24 horas día tras día tras día. porque la vida debe darte más ilusiones... y no preocupaciones. ten las cosas claras y vive claramente claritin. piedra, papel o tijera... piedra, papel o tijera ¿todavía jugando? ¡es hora de cepillarse los dientes! mamá, es que a la que pierde le toca cepillarse primero con esta pasta de abuela es que no usan crest ahí me di cuenta que era hora de cambiar a crest. cada día los hispanos continúan descubriendo crest. pruébala para refrescar

that's johnny cash. is that johnny cash? >> jimmy: it's johnny cash, right?th 10,000 points. >> oh. >> jimmy: so it's anyone's game. >> okay. >> jimmy: whoever gets this, wins the whole game. >> here we go. >> questlove: ready? >> don't play my girlfriend's songs man. it screws me up. [ laughter ] >> questlove: one -- ♪ [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: american -- it's not, "american girl." sorry. >> oh! >> jimmy: i thought it was -- >> questlove: do it again. do it again. >> let me just listen for a a little while here. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ buzzer ] ♪ ♪ [ buzzer ] >> did it push? >> jimmy: yes! >> make the sound. [ buzzer ] >> "footloose." >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the winner, blake shelton, everybody! >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we're talking to blake when we come back. stick around, everybody. oh, congratulations! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ well, like most of you, i just bought a house. -oh! -very nice. now i'm turning into my dad. i text in full sentences. i refer to every child as chief. this hat was free. what am i supp

he looks so good also was in the past two decades johnny's football has mostly overcome rampant match fixing and corruption but once played the game but one old problem reminds. me you are. so used to what time should be what you're the. passenger. on the. donal was. there what you will. see. what you have. to stem the spending spree johnnie's old varghese recently moved to captain number of foreign players. jobs could field each match the big money keeps flowing one club even trying to poach the world's best player christianity with a three hundred million euro. and it's not just about the playas. is just the lightest in a long lot of foreign manages the common coach the chinese national same the fans are desperately hoping that they can find the sort of success that has alerted his predecessors. with even the sky. and investigate it. known she knew she admitted she. made it a lovely. and shit in the sky then we'll deal with it i. don't know man oh and you only want to them by noon. and if you go. and make that had to do anybody jaggies pollution then you have to show intent again sh

johnny come around. maybe you never knew someone was going to. be happy to make you believe that. they're not going. to stop the flow of what could be a. good play to thank you very much i love people he said thank god i mean dana and i'm going to. thank. you that whole lot of heat up there they got it about. what. does it. feel like. one two one two one two. what is the oldest club member the father had refused to let us study but she educated us self in secret what. she took up boxing lessons behind our families back and even kept secret from her own sons it's over them some time to get used to the idea. what was so it was his only daughter out asea who first took it to the club now they train together in the coming tournament though they will have to fight each other. the minimal thing the nicest of the middle aged men of those men with it. then man it was on me of the memory of the fight he wanted about videogames that it would be only for tony bending that. maze because i had. tried to do business on the job you given him was made head came. to see it was had five kids it was

sexton, rory best, and then some young guys johnny sexton, rory best, and then some young guys haveut then players like jacob stockdale who smashed records. ireland are in a really good place, now can they kick on and use this as a launch pad for world cup success next year? how does it compare with other irish grand slam winning teams? in my living memory it is right up there. the team of 2009 did win the slum and bombed at the world cup in 2007 and also in 2011 so the big challenge now for this irish crop, who i think is a slightly better side, the 2018 version, can they keep kicking on and keep improving? you do feel with joe at the helm keep kicking on and keep improving? you do feel withjoe at the helm and his assistant coaches, they certainly have the foundations in place to keep on improving. if they do that, they could be world beaters. let's talk about england, whether they go from here? fifth in table. good question because six months ago everything was rosy in english rugby, the players have made a big impact on the lions tour and they were talking about being the first e

alan: muchas gracias, johnny pineda. johnny: gracias. le seguiremos echando ganas. que nos tiene una historia muy especial de todos los preparativos. ana: estÁ muy bien acompaÑada con nuestra tutti forlÁn. maity: asÍ es. lo bueno es que nos podemos movilizar. estamos en una de las iglesias mÁs emblemÁticas de antigua. tuti: sÍ, lograron reestructurar esta iglesia barroca y tiene un convento que es una de las atracciÓn es de la gente. maity: y es una de las mÁs importantes porque dio inicio todas las procesiones. ayer tuvimos la porteÑa de hacer aquÍ tener todos esos detalles. -- tuvimos la oportunidad de estar aquÍ y tener todos esos detalles. ♪ guatemala se prepara para celebrar la semana santa.desde muy temprano en el domingo de ramos, comenzaron los preparativos para la procesiÓn de la iglesia de la merced. >> para recordar un ser querido que se ha adelantado en el camino y que Él es cinco ese amor y devociÓn, o por otras causas. maity: son 80 hombres que cargan el anda con la imagen de jesÚs de nazareno que pesa alrededor de 1 t. >> nos toca cargar el tuno -- tu

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johnny football can still draw a crowd. 13 nfl teams, including the raiders were on hand to watch johnnyy of san diego's pro day. word is, he looked pretty good. he was a first-round pick by the cleveland browns but was released later after off-the-field issues. >>> san jose hits the ice against las vegas. the golden knights lead the sharks by eight points with nine remaining in the regular season. the sharks appear to have the advantage. they've been red hot, winning five in a row, and a lot of that has to do with the addition evand evander kane. >> he's a talented hockey player. we know they're a real good team. and we know if we don't play our best game we won't have a chance to beat them. so it should be a good game. >> to analyst, now to golfer. tony romo making his pga tour debut. the long putt on number 10 for par. stumble coming home. trouble on the 15th. that would lead to a bogey. he was five over on holes 13-16. he is tied for second to last after shooting 5 over 77 to put that in perspective. bryce barnett is leading at 9 under par, and tony romo following a long line of athl